Slowly Deep Love

Li Hengan suppressed his anxiety and didn't ask any questions. He just followed Steve.

The first time you walk out of the room, there are spies behind you. The timing is not right and you must not alert them.

When they went out for a walk the next day, Li Hengan followed Steve and walked around the area again.

He stood facing the high wall and said with a smile: "Princess Sidi, you repeated this scene again. Although I am not talented, I still remember most of it."

Seeing him smile, Steve was overjoyed: "Let's go forward."

The warrior behind him immediately stopped her: "Princess, the king has ordered that Prince Li cannot leave this place."

Steve turned his head away angrily: "Let's just move forward a little."

Li Hengan quickly came to act as a peacemaker: "Princess, don't embarrass them, let's just stand here and watch."

Steve stared at him aggrievedly: "Okay."

Li Hengan pointed casually: "What is that?"

"That's Qi Street, it's very lively, I'll take you there to play later."

Li Hengan nodded naturally: "What's on Qi Street?"

"There are all kinds of special delicacies. I believe you will be full of praise after eating them. After you are used to the fine food in the imperial capital, you will definitely have a wonderful experience if you try the dried meat and dairy products here."

"I'm looking forward to it."

After saying that, Li Hengan looked at the high wall, raised his chin and pointed at it and asked, "What is that place?"

"That's the direction of the Moduo Desert. There are several large towns near the desert with a large population."

Li Hengan remembered this sentence deeply. He did not change his expression and asked in surprise: "How can the desert be suitable for human survival? And several large towns have been built here!"

"Although the Moduo Desert is huge, it is not brutal. People who enter it can all come out safely. We are back!"

Li Hengan pretended to recall the past: "Yeah...yes, now thinking about it, it seems like yesterday. Fortunately, you are by my side, otherwise I would be lost and I don't know if I can make it out alive."

After returning to the guest room, Li Hengan stood at the window and looked into the distance again.

The high wall stands far away on the edge of the desert. In that direction is the lifeline of the Lerens tribe!

Li Hengan was going to war for the first time, but he had a natural military sensitivity. He had already found out the surrounding situation and the patrol pattern of the guards. Now that he had found out the approximate location of the food and grass storage, there was no need for him to stay any longer!

Taking advantage of the dark and windy night, Li Hengan took action and successfully escaped.

Li Hengan tore open his clothes and carefully pulled out a piece of oil paper. It was a very small map, which he always carried with him in order to be prepared.

With the guidance of the map, Li Hengan found the direction easily.

The person who suffered the most from Li Hengan's escape was Stuart, who was not only hurt mentally but also physically.

The new king was furious and scowled at the king. Steve burst into tears and finally became so aggrieved that he had a conflict with the new king. He was ruthlessly slapped in the face, and his face became swollen and red.

Steve lost confidence in this place. She sat in her father's room for a whole day, and when no one was paying attention, she escaped.

After wandering aimlessly for half a day, Steve became disheartened until she thought of Yue Weiwei, and hatred helped her cheer up.

She thought of that important border town, where she and Yue Weiwei parted ways.

Just go there!

Li Hengan hurriedly found the town where Li Yancheng was. When he appeared in the inn, everyone was surprised and happy.

After some greetings, Yue Weiwei appeared in front of Li Hengan.

Li Hengan frowned, as if he couldn't wake up from a dream: "Minglu, is that you?"

Yue Weiwei looked embarrassed. She hoped that Li Heng was safe, but she was also afraid to see him. His sudden affection made her feel at a loss.